What started as simple Post-It Notes on a hospital window turned into something much bigger a mystery friendship that one 5-year-old battling cancer said helped him get through his treatments. We d say, Who do you think is over there? said Liz Mixdorf, Meyer s mother.Meyer is fighting a brain tumor, spending more than six weeks at Children s Mercy Hospital. His family started making Post-It Notes into art on his window. Then one day, they appeared on a window at a different hospital across the street. Your mystery friends changed the window again, Mixdorf said.On the other side is Truman Medical Center/University Health. Just doing something fun, said Johnna Schindbeck, a Truman Medical Center/University Health employee.Staff noticed the work, so they started returning the favor. I know there are children over there and I don t know what they re going through, and if I can make them smile a little bit, that s all that mattered, said Cheryl Grey, a Truman Medical Center/
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H.S. student creates device to prevent children from being left in hot cars
The device will send an alert to the driver if the child is forgotten in the car, having a reaction to the heat
Jul 10, 2021 12:13 AM EDT
Officials say parked cars can quickly become dangerous during south carolina’s hot summer months.
Since 1998, DHEC says, there have been 20 deaths in hot cars in South Carolina, most recently last week in Spartanburg.
officials recommend putting something in your back seat to ensure you don’t forget your child.
Also, make sure car doors are locked at all times to prevent kids from getting inside and not being able to get out.
Kansas City teen s invention aims to prevent children dying in hot cars
Kelly Ann Greene invented a black box that monitors how a baby is doing in the back seat of a car Share Updated: 9:25 PM CDT Jul 7, 2021
Kansas City teen s invention aims to prevent children dying in hot cars
Kelly Ann Greene invented a black box that monitors how a baby is doing in the back seat of a car Share Updated: 9:25 PM CDT Jul 7, 2021
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Show Transcript NATIONAL AWARD. MY INVENTION HAD THE MOST MARKET POTENTIAL THAT’S ALWAYS A GOOD THING TO HEAR FROM JUDSGE AT A NATIONAL INVENTION COMPETITION CALLED THE BABY SAVER KELLYANNE GREENE INVENTED AND PATTON THIS BLACK BOX AT MONITORS HOW YOUR BABY IS DOING IN THE BACKSEATF O YOUR CAR AND TO HELP MAKE SURE NO ONE. FORGETS THE CHILD IS SITTING THERE IF IT DETECTS THAT THE BABYS I GOING INTO HEAT STROKE. IT SENDS ANLE ART TO THE PARENTS PRETTY AMAZING. SHE CAME UP WITH THE IDEA AFTER HEARING ABOUT A BABY DYING IN